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A truly beloved Bible verse, Romans 8:28 brings comfort and hope to Christians every day. It’s also one of the most misquoted and misunderstood verses in the Bible.

President Obama addressed violence committed in the name of religion at last week’s National Prayer Breakfast, comparing the atrocities committed by ISIS to the Crusades.

Trump’s focus on the domestic implications of the Israel-United Arab Emirates deal signals the importance of religious conservatives to his general election strategy as the Democratic and Republican conventions convene over the next two weeks.

A wildfire on the Hawaiian island of Maui has claimed the lives of 36 people and left a path of destruction in its wake. Firefighters are working to extinguish the fire.

Yes, it is possible to be successful at home and at work, but if the scales tip to one side, the other will most certainly suffer the consequences.

While we rightly work at cultural restoration, we mustn’t forget the necessity of changing hearts and minds too.

If the only way to go is up, how do we begin? Here are three suggestions, easily drawn from the Christian Scriptures, but often absent from this election cycle.

Your unchurched friends are not unreachable. How do I know? They’ve said so themselves.

I want to recommend an essential article by cultural commentator Yuval Levin titled, “How to Curb the Culture War.” Levin argues for “meaningfully distinct spheres of human action, and of boundaries on cultural and political conflict that might...

My call today is for us to renew our commitment to thinking and living biblically, whatever the consequences in our broken, post-Christian culture. To this end, let’s close with a reflection from Billy Graham: “Early in my life, I had some doubts...

Many prominent American leaders responded to the deadly attacks that took the lives of five police officers in Dallas, Texas yesterday evening (July 8).

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